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So he was humming a rollicking tune when he reached the fireroom.
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I wouldn't have stuck it out in that fireroom for one day.
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And the crew swallowed whisky neat and returned to the fireroom.
4
McTee himself, followed by Harrigan and the stokers, went down to the fireroom.
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When I've found one, shall I let him go down to the fireroom?
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The after stokehole was flooded and water rolled sickeningly in the engine-pits.
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She closed the front stokehole and looked back at his sleeping face.
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Then, fighting for every foot, the little band retreated to the after stokehole.
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And none of the native crew will go into the stokehole, that's certain.
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Send some one down into the stokehole for Mr. Studdert.
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After seeing the stokehold, the engines, and the laundry, we visited the kitchens.
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Last run we couldn't keep the water out of the stokehold.
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An awful racket, of iron things falling, came from the stokehold.
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The explosion wrecked the stokehold just forward of amidships: and tore the bottom open.
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Then we go into the stokehold among the mighty boilers.
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There has been an accident in the stokehold.
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Engine-room doors jambed, but I found the stokehold grating and got some way down the ladder.
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Did you ever see them down the stokehold?
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Walker had set one to clear up the stokehold; his companion, a fireman, had relieved Mr. Tollemache.
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How could she overlook treatment which would have caused comment in the stokehold of a cattle ship?
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Thirty-six men of the fire room met their death in the fire and steam and boiling water of the stokehold.
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Adam was silent for a few minutes, and while Kit mused, shovels clinked in the stokehold and the vessel began to lift.
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The stokehold ventilators hummed: in front of the six fire-doors two wild figures, stripped to the waist, staggered and stooped, wrestling with two shovels.
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I'll see the stonemason gets packed off to sea again in a stokehold before he has a chance of stirring up the mud ashore.
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A cloud of steam and a loud hissing came from the stokehold, and he knew the sea that swept the tug had covered the gratings.
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'There were three waves,' said Keller; 'and the stokehold's flooded.'